2. With what does the man threaten Crispin?
(a) To take him back to Crispin's village.
(b) A beating.
(c) Tying him up and leaving him to starve.
(d) Taking him to his father.

3. What does Crispin do when he lies beside the road?
(a) Cries.
(b) Prays to God.
(c) Buries his lead cross.
(d) Sleeps.

4. Why does the boy move towards a clearing?
(a) He thinks he hears Aycliffe.
(b) He needs more light to see where he is.
(c) To see who is talking.
(d) He thinks he hears a wolf.

5. Why is Crispin pleased about Bear's request?
(a) Crispin is happy that Bear thinks Cripin is good enough.
(b) Crispin is pleased that Bear needs his help.
(c) Crispin is not pleased since Bear is keeping him prisoner.
(d) Crispin is happy that Bear won't desert him.

6. What does Crispin decide to do after seeing inside a house?
(a) Takes the sword.
(b) Get away from the village quickly.
(c) Hides to see if the people will return to eat.
(d) Examines the toy.

7. What does the person ask Crispin?
(a) If he can take them to the city.
(b) Who he is and from where he has come.
(c) If he wants to eat.
(d) If he has any food.

8. How does Crispin feel about what the steward has declared?
(a) He agrees with it.
(b) He argues about it.
(c) He is happy about it.
(d) He does not understand why he did it.

9. What does Crispin decide to do?
(a) Eat some of the man's food.
(b) Serve the man.
(c) Run into the woods.
(d) Kill the man.

10. What does Bear want to do about his country?
(a) To bring more liberty and freedom to the common people.
(b) To overthrow the monarchy.
(c) To continue serfdom.
(d) To institute a constitutional monarchy.

11. Where does Crispin head after he crosses the stream?
(a) East to Perkville.
(b) Up into the mountains.
(c) South through the village.
(d) Across the moors.

12. Where does Bear say he and Crispin are going?
(a) London.
(b) Canterbury.
(c) Essex.
(d) Sussex.

13. What position does John Aycliffe hold in the village?
(a) Constable.
(b) Mayor.
(c) Steward of the Manor.
(d) School teacher.

14. Why is Bear surprised about Crispin's story?
(a) That Crispin came from such a small village.
(b) That Crispin can read.
(c) That Crispin knows so much about his mother.
(d) That Crispin does not want to know more about himself.

15. How does the boy feel about the men's opinions of the steward?
(a) He is shocked.
(b) He doesn't have any thoughts on the subject.
(c) He disagrees with the men.
(d) The boy is not surprised.